intergenerationally transmitted gender role attitudes also explain economic outcomes of individuals other than immediate relatives …. Focusing on daughters-in-law, we examine whether the gender role attitudes of foreign-born mothers-in-law affect the fertility … positively related to the gender role attitudes in her mother-in-law's country of origin. Employing a new identification strategy …

economists. However, up to now empirical evidence on gender differentials of labor market entrants and the determinants of their … representative German university, to investigate whether - even for such a homogeneous group of labor market entrants - a gender gap … major part of this gap remains unexplained by gender differences in observable characteristics. …

women exist. However, whereas men allocate most of their time to market work, women still do most of the non-market work … work that allows for simultaneity and endogeneity of the time allocation decisions of the spouses is applied. The results … suggest that male time in market and non-market work is unaffected by their wife's time use, while women adjust their time …

investigates the role of natives' gender norms in the labor market integration of female immigrants. To analyze the role of natives …' gender norms, we exploit intertemporal, interregional, and age-specific variation in female-to-male labor force participation … finding is due to the cultural assimilation of female immigrants to native women's gender norms, and not the result of …

national soccer team within a country to identify the causal impact of gender equality on women's soccer performance. In … genders, which serve as measures for the country's gender equality, are able to explain differences in the international … male teams, suggesting that gender equality is an important driver of female sport success. …